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I will start off the Sports Feever column this week with a message to the Crookston High School senior class of 2020. Crookston Graduating class of 2020, Congratulations on your graduation from high school and welcome to being an alumnus like yours truly! While we don’t know if you will have a “normal” ceremony, don’t […]
Crookston High School graduate and current University of North Dakota Fighting Hawk Women’s trackster Aleece Durbin was named the Female Indoor Track team’s Most Improved athlete. Durbin just wrapped up her sophomore year where she ran the hurdles, sprints and has competed in the triple jump for UND. Aleece had an outstanding high school track
The University of Minnesota Crookston baseball program announced the addition of two junior college pitchers to their signing class. The Golden Eagles signed Jackson Schneider (RHP, 6-1 195, Forest Lake, Minn./Century College) and Joey Greco (RHP, 6-2 195, Half Moon Bay, Calif./Cañada College. Jackson Schneider (RHP, 6-1 195, Forest Lake, Minn./Century College) Schneider started two
Thursday, May 14 would have been Senior Day for the Crookston Pirate Softball team. They weren’t able to play, but the seven senior players still celebrated their day at the Donnie Lauf/Crookston American Legion Softball field behind Highland School in Crookston. Pictures below are from a social distancing photo shoot.
The cancelation of the American Hockey League (AHL) this week meant the end of the season for Crookston’s Paul Bittner, who plays for the Cleveland Monsters, an affiliate of the Columbus Blue Jackets. KROX’s Chris Fee caught up with Paul and he said it wasn’t a surprise that the season was canceled, but it is
There will be no American Legion Baseball in Minnesota this summer after the State executive committee met Saturday morning and canceled the 2020 season because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The official release is below – The American Legion Department of Minnesota Executive Committee, Minnesota American Legion Baseball Committee, and Minnesota American Legion Commander Mark Dvorak
